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how would u e-mail outputs from terminal commands?
for instance, when i enter iwconfig at the terminal iwant to e-mail the output as an attachment but my e-mail program can't find it if i enter it as an iwconfig attachment.
would i have to create a file with the output and then send the file?
don't know how to do it, anybody know how, i see it done all the time in forums but i've never had to do it til now.
thanks in advance for your responses, ciao.
You can created a file with the output from a command using >. For example, to send the output of iwconfig to a file called test, you'd just type "iwconfig > test" but without the quotes.
Also, please use more descriptive thread titles in future as it'll help people to know if they can help you.
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